16-gauge 7/16-inch crown staples from 1 inch to 2 inches long can be driven by this tool, which is made by Senco.
Powerful piston with Teflon rings that keep the cylinder bore from getting scratched.
A magazine with a push-button follower that can hold two 70-staple strips or three 50-staple strips can be opened at the top and used.
Selectable triggers can be used with restrictive or contact actuation modes.
From the Manufacturer: A quick-release nosepiece that makes it easy to remove ja.
This medium crown stapler is built to last. It has a piston ring design that stops the cylinder bore from scuffing and lasts longer than “O” rings. It can drive 16-gauge, 7/16-inch crown “N” wire staples from one to two inches long with this tool. Makes it easy to load staples. It can hold up to 150 staples for less down time. An adjustable depth-of-drive mechanism lets you countersink fasteners to fit the job. The bump-fire trigger makes it easier to work faster. Also, even though it comes with a 1/4-inch quick coupler, the air inlet is 3/8-inch NPT, even though it has a 1/4-inch quick coupler. This lets you use a 3/8-inch quick coupler for better airflow in high-production situations. A quick-release nosepiece is also standard. This makes it easier to get fasteners out of the way. The package comes with a stapler, a carrying case, a 1/4-inch male quick coupler plug with a dust cap, oil, allen wrenches, and a user’s manual.
FEATURE.
An engine that runs on the Senco type “N” wire 16 Ga. 1/16″ crown construction staples that are 1″ to 2″ long can be used to build things like walls and fences.
Powerful piston with Teflon® rings that keep the cylinder bore from getting scratched – lasts far longer than “O” rings.
With no tools required, this exhaust diffuser can be moved in and out of plac.
Hard coat anodized magazine with a push-button follower can hold two 70-staple strips or three 50-staple strips open at the top.
Quick-release nosepieces make it easy to get rid of jam.
Tool-free depth-of-drive adjustment to make it possible to fasten without staples driving through.
In addition to the stapler and the 3/8″ NPT air inlet with a 1/4″ male quick plug with dirt and dust cover, the standard kit comes with a rugged case, oil, wrenches, and a manual.
SPECIFICATION.
Flange Type (inch): 16 Gauge 7/16 Inch “The Crown Staple is a staple that is used to hold thing.
Shipping Weight: 13 lbs.
In, the range of fasteners is from one to two inches.
The magazine can hold 150 staples.
It has a hinged lever type quick release nose.
Using Pressure: 70 to 120 ps.
Sequential and Bump Fire are the two ways to fire guns.
Inches: 10-3/.
14-1/.
Weight in pounds: 5-7/.
WARRANT.
It comes with a one-year warranty and a 30-day performance test.
This stapler is the best thing I’ve ever used. It’s easy to fly with. I’ve only used about 4000 staples, but never had a jam. It didn’t even stop when the staple hit screw heads inside the wood. It just pushed the staple out and didn’t get stuck. You don’t need any tools to change the depth and direction of air flow. You never had to try the toolless unjamming thing. When you can change from a single trigger pull to a bump staple, that is great. You don’t need any tools for this, either. A very strong and well-built tool. And the cheapest one that can use 2 inch staples. With everything in mind, I don’t think you can get a better 1 to 2 inch stapler for less money.
